Surgical Sachs Nerve elevator – 11-911-18

18.5 cm, 7%”
3 mm blunt
The Sachs Nerve elevator has long been associated with delicate work around nerve tissue, and the 11-911-18 carries that pattern in an 18.5 cm (7⅜ inch) length with a 3 mm blunt tip built for gentle separation rather than cutting or sharp dissection.
A blunt tip at this width is chosen specifically to reduce the risk of nerve injury while still allowing controlled elevation of tissue away from bone or adjacent structures, which is why this pattern is a familiar name in procedures where nerve proximity calls for extra care. As part of our bone surgery instruments, it is finished to hold its shape and edge integrity through repeated use.
18.5 cm (7⅜ inch) length for close, controlled handling
3 mm blunt tip designed for gentle tissue separation near nerves
Recognized Sachs pattern familiar in maxillofacial and nerve related procedures
A precise complement to sharper elevators already on a bone surgery tray
Blunt tipped elevators like this one are chosen deliberately, not as a lesser option but as the safer tool for the specific step in a procedure where the risk of nerve contact needs to be minimized.
Add this instrument to your operating room inventory.